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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1874. ®itg BLittcvs. UOLVM HUM DAILY MARKET. Finanoul — Commerc'al bill* ou New York per cent discount; on Boston per cent. di»- rount; ou Savannah % |mo cent ; demand bill* on Button ^ per cent, Banks are «*llirig check* on New York at \\c. premium; Savannah, At lanta and Montgomery at par. Currency loan* 101^ |K*r cent j*r month. Gold and Hiker nominal. Cotton.—Market quiet. The following are the warehouta quotations . Inferior — O- Ordinary and ntainod 10 @ 12 Good Ordinary Low Middlings 13VS0— Middling* lS'X@13 T s Strict Middling* “ ® Sale* 164 bale*. Receipt* 375 bale*—121 by M k G. R. R.: M by wagon*; 8 by N. k H. K. R.; 18 by W. R. li ft by river; 0 by 8. IV. It. R. f*bIpments 3»8 bale*—308 by 8. W. R. R.; 0 fl>r home con anmption ; 0 by W. R. K. DAILY BTATBMRNY. Stock on hand Auguat 31*1, 1*74 1,036 Received to-day.* S7A “ previously 8,7(>4—4,079 Death «/’ Mr. William Snow. Columbus lost one of her best and most worthy old citizens Sunday morning, in thu death of Mr. William Snow. Mr. Snow cam« to thin city, when quite it young man, from Mail.", and had tesided here ever since. He was n consistent member of the MethndiHtchurclhHiid was a lifelong Christian of practical benevolence, uprightucHH and charity. No man in the community had fewer enemies or enjoyed more general respect. Ho was 01 years of ago, was a painter and glazierby trade, and was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. This order at tended his remains, yesterday, to the grave, in which was buried a man who left behind a record of good deeds and the example of a life of usefulness und honor. Terrible €ala*troplie at Met*. New Advertisements. ft,M5 Shipped to-day 308 ** previously 3,088—3,396 1,719 r Yea*.—August 31st, 1873 1,177; Siook on hand Sank Day Lai reoeived sam* day 158; total receipts 4,422; shipped same day 4; total shipments 1.889; stock 3,610; *al«a 1ft. Middlings 14c. Indern to New AdvertIseme.nts. Public Hohool Notice—Geo. M. Dews. Registry List—M. M. Moore. Perkina’ Anthem Rook ; The Hong Monarch ; The Leader ; American School Music. Masonic Notice—James M. Carnes. The Churches _Hnndny. We heard from several that the differ ent pulpits wore filled by their respective pastors, and that the congregations were good. Autumn has come and church members will no longer have an excuse to stay away on account of warm woathor. Mortuary. Yesterday Mrs. Roatrite, the beloved wife of Mr. A. V. Rout rite, a merchant of Columbus, was buried. She died very suddenly at their residence in this city Hunday morning. Tho funeral took place from the Presbyterian Church, ltuv. Mr. Nall preaching thu sorinou. Apoloyettc. Our readers will pardou us for not re ferring to Wilson’s raid or tho October luovings in this issue, nor can we relate any of tho eccentric actions of blink's bear ; these subjects being copyrighted by our city editor, now in Griffin. We hope to make horeaftor for deficiency in these mattors. New Poet O/Jtca. The new post-office will he opened for the distribution of tho mail on Thursday morning. * It has been arranged that tho present box renters will retain their box os as near as practicable, und those desiring to rent will have au opportunity of select ing their boxes. The postmaster has re ceived instructions from Washington to oharge no postage to boxes, and that ■tamps must be C. O. 1). Theatre Wednesday Niyht. Wo are promisod a raro treat Wednos- ay night by Sheridan, Muek A l)ay, in u ich variety entertainment. Tho press aloug their routo have spoken in thu high est terms of tlioir performances, aud it seems they aro to become groat favorites in the theatre world. Tho troupe is a stock company composed of the host tal ent in Now York aud New Orloans. We hope they will have a full houso. Attempted IHyhway Robbery. On Sunday night last, as a freedinau on horseback was about'„* passing Rull creek bridge ou the lower Cusseta road, on his way to Mr. Jos. Kyle's plantation, he found the entrauco to the bridge blockaded by four men—two whites aud two blucks—who ordered him to stop and domundod his money. They were armed with guns and pistols, and when they at tempted to seize his horse, which was a young and spirited animal, ho turned and started at full speed. They fired on him, but fortunately missed I lie mark. Tho rider was scared, and did not dare attempt to reach his destination, but re turned to Columbus. lie had been sent for medicine for Mr. Kyle’s son, and soot after daylight Mr. Kyle, with Dr. Htau ford, drove to tho plantation, and arrived barely in time to save tho young uwiu’s life. Home action must be taken to prevont a recurrence of such outrages. Having no other road, wo don't wonder tho boy returned to the city. LOCAL tin net's. ivill soon be going jt'oinbl nation Needle- Monk, i CiiiGUio-. Semi stamp. DEAN fc CO., r Bedford, Mas-. 4w The Manchester Examiner, of Septem ber 10, says: “ihe journals of Finland give an account of the coaflagatiou of \\70RKINC PEOPLE-M-i* or Fe- ‘5*"'“ ' ,oU « n > w .¥ uh **“ >■«- i „lYk r£,u?j l *Var r lted in the lus* of sixteen lives. Jt ap- | tieuK-s and valuable Nouplcs tent free. Ad- ills that the fire was eaused by the ca’e- j 'Ire**, with 6 <cnt return stamp, 0. ROSS, loHtieLB of a young man on board, who WUli.unaburtr,_N. Y . 4w threw away a lighted mutch which ho had 1r At 1,oulc . «»*!« ur leumle; $35 per just used for his cigar. It fell W (/A ix'vtek, day or evening. No capital. into ft heap of tow, which Wfts apeedily in j for all«"u“ lJ““mllVlrce!* wiu! a blaze, uad could not be ex'iuguihhed. j rtx cent* return stamp, m. YOUNG, 173 Green- The heat soon drove the helmsmuu from ; wlch streot, N. Y. 4w WANTED- 'll the wheel, and the engiue shortly atter- rds stopped. Anchor was cast, and the vessel swinging round to tho wind, the flames were driven townrds the stern cabins, whore most of the passengers were dining. Panic and con fusion en sued ; two boats were luunchod, but one was overloaded and sank, and the other was up*et, her freight for the most part being afterwards saved. It. is said that two sailing vessels, one from Sweden, and another from the Aland Islands,passed by without attempting to afford any aid. A Norwegian captain, on the other baud, throw himself into the water with a rope round his body, and succeeded in saving many lives. The papers of the ship be ing destroyed, the number of ihe passen gers is not known, but it is said to have been about one one hundred, and tho deaths of sixteen are said to bo ascer tained.” —The Chicago Tribune culls attention to tho fact that wheat, corn and oats are now selling at very nearly ilio same rates a pound—oats being a trifle the highest of these groins. Horses and even mules can hold up their heads when their favor ite food is worth more than bread. A lot of Virginia Cassimeres, from the Cliurlottsvillo Woolen Mills, received to day, at sep25 tf Blanchard's. City Liyht Guards. Thirty-five members of this good or ganization have puid up the first install ment on the new uniforms, aud at their last meeting admitted fivo new members, and re-instated threo, swelling thu ranks the number of eight. With tho vim of the City Lights, and the eutorpriso of the Guards and iuooming “Muscogee Rifles,” Columbus will show n bnttalliou worthy the Htate. Temple of Love. Temperance organization last night elected the following officers : 8. B. Hatcher, T. H., vice W. T. Pool, resigned; W. K. Word, N. T.; Geo. Brad ford, Chaplin; Ben Marcus, R. B.; John Bivins, C. H.; Frank Woodruff, Treasurer; Ed. Averitt, Librarian; Ed. Chaffin, Con ductor; Thomas Wait, Assistant Conduo. tor; Win. Harrison, Hontiuel; Alario Bry ant, Guard. Court Newe. The County Court adjourned yesterday morning at oight o'clock until the next term. The jury in the cuko of M. C. Gordon vs. II. T. Crigler, returned a ver dict for plaintiff after being out soveral hours. A number of our lawyers are iu attend ance ou Chuttahoochoo Court. During the week the docket for this Circuit will be reached at the Supremo Court. A number of our lawyoiH will attend. -—Northern invalids to Floridu. — Duck shooting will soon bo in vogue. —One rarely tiros eating sheophead— fish. —The newest bridal slippor has clump of orange buds on tho instop. —“Mud colored" silk is fashionable. —It is said a duiikey cannot bray un- loss his tail is horizontally extended “Pinter ’ dogs aro going down iu popu- Inrity, —The shoo stores'are opposed to now pavements, at least they should he. —Guo of our school teachers proudly boasts she is monarch of all she surveys. —The season for thoatros is upon us, bringing little money with which to buy tickets. —When monoy gets plenty the youths will again assemble in full dressat the church doors. —To those ut n distance we aro glad to report cool weather—in fact, heavy cloth ing is very comfortable. —Tho Mayor held his usual levee yes terday, but nothing of interest trans pired. —Tho reported death of two of our citizens, which was sproad over the city yesterday, was unfouuded. One is not even sick, ami tho other is very much im proved in health. —Everybody it seems is moving Thoso merchants who have moved and do not advertise, can loam something to tlioir iutorost by calling at this office. —Cotton stealing is prevalent. Our police catch colored gentlemen with sacks of tho staple every few nights. —Major Damrell, chief engineer of this department, will be here Saturday to in spect the plans for tho improvement of tho river. —We saw a couutry wagon come in yesterday, drawn by four mules. On the wagon were throe bales of cotton and fivo white men, A colored drivor rodo one of the uiulus. —The marriage hells will soon bo ring ing in Columbus. Several couples aro expected to be made one before October. —That we aro still somewhat backward in our attempts to imituto tho methods of Chinese culture in our seats of learning, may ho inferred from au anoedoto lately reoeived from nu eminent philologist. Shortly beforo leaving the Celestial Em pire ho came across nil old liativo gentle- iimn of tho mature uge of 10(5 years, who was just about to go in for his last exam ination. When will our university au thorities succeed in attaining a perfection of the examination statute which c^ii be compared with this? —According to the Virginia (Nevada) Enterprise, the now cry of the newB-boys of that place is, “Il’yar’s yer Boeeher- Tilton Gall of Bitterness ! Il’yar’s more of yer Abomeroatiou o’ Decollation ! H’yar’s yer Beast wi’ saving Heads an’ ten ’Ortis, and yer Hcarlick Woman of llab- borIon!" , roil Remember. In Hamlet, Shakespeare makes Felonies advise his son Laertes to wear a raiment costly as his purse can afford, or words to that effect. Had ho lived in Georgia at this day, ho would have told him to go to Strauss Ik Goldsmith’s, Broad streot, whore he could buy the best of Clothing without taxing his piusc. Think of it, Clothing of every variety is selling at New York prices. Silk Huts from to $5.50. Gents’ Furnishing Goods at the same reduction. A specially is mode of the splendid new patent Shirt Clothing made to order by thei most skillful workmen. Futronizo liomt institutions, and build up the South. sep25 4 m Dress Goods in Diagonals, Sergos, etc., just received at T. E. Blanchard’s- ELEGANT CUSTOM CLOTHING Made to Order at Stork Price, *erfret Pit and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Our Mr. Thomas has just returned fron\ Now York with a choice line of Now Samples, and wo are now taking orders for Dross and Business Suits, hav ing made satisfactory arrangements for tho manufacture of our Custom Clothing with special care and at short notice, by those well known manufacturers of line clothing, Messrs. W. A. Howell A Co., of Newark, N. J. Give us your orders early, and wo will do our best to please you, being determ ined that our friends and customers shall not pay any Broadway tailors fancy prices for having their clothing made to order. sop 17 tf Thomas «!fc Prescott. > worth of **mpies given away > those who will become agents. J. BRIDE , (JO., 767 Broadway. N. Y. 4w PROFITS per week, ill prove It or forfeit New tides are jtm patented. Samples *ent free are just patented. Samples sent free Address W. H. CHIDEaTKR, 26: J R oadway, New York. 4w pSYOIIOMANCY, or SOUL CHARM- X ING.” 11 ow either sex may fascinate nd gain Uo love and affections of any person lev choose inatnntlv. Tills iltnul* munifti no de, Dreams, Hints to Ladles, wedding- Night. Shirt, fitc. A queer hook. Address?'. W1LL1 AM n. OQ. t Pubs., Phil*. For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS I'l T UP ONLY IN HLI/E BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sol ! by IlrugtflStS. 4W POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE -..$20- WILL I»CT A First Mortgage Premium Bond OK TUB INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO., NTow YorliL. Author!*. CLOTHINC. THOMAS it PRESCOTT tee their EXCELLENT Business Suits Elegant Dress Clothing! All at Prices Lower than Ever. Columbus, Ga., Sept. 10, 1874. L. F. AENCHBACHER, Tailor and Cutter. N. 11.—Ve work delivered until paid Tor. ft* Call at my rooms over Pease 4i Ifer- nan'n Book Store, Riuad stteef. i-Qf.23 3ia AfUut this out for future reference. Sewing Machine Needle*, 2d Scric Drawing, Oct. 5th,1874. EVERY BOND purckneod previous to Oct. 6th will participate. Address, fur Bonds and full particulars, MORCENTHAU, BRUNO A CO., Financial Agent*, 23 Park Row, N. Y. Applications for Agencies P. O. Drawer 29. ted. Tie United States PeWMien Co. Ill University Place, New York, Hunt Agcnls everywhere for Hie following: 60 Engravings—Irorn the Old Masters! Price, $5 ou. OUR FI It ST HIJ MIKED YEARS. The Life ol the Republic. By U. Edwards Lester. 12 monthly parts , 90 pp. ouch. Royal 8vo., 50 cents each part. .HE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF CHARLES SUMNER. By C. Edwards * ‘ ~ ftlh Edition, revisod and enlarged. 8Vu, 700 pp., *3.76. THE NEW YORK TOMBS. By Warden Sutton. A complete history of Noted limlnalHof New York, aud the Romance ui Prison Life. 8vo, 67o pp., $3.50. ( irculars, specimen pa^e?, and terms to ments on ay plication as above. 4W fiTART IN LIFE! % BRYANT, STRATTON & SADLER Business college Good Thinys. Go to tho Ruby Boat an rant for vour Oyatera, Flab, Game, ami all things good tonal. oct 15 tf No Vacation—Enter Any Time. Of* For Documents, Mon*\, Specimens, Patrons uml Terms, address W. H. SADLER, President, 4w Baltimore. HAVE YOU TRIED JURUBEBA? Singer Sewing Machine Depot, 99 Hrotul Sired, - - CoIuosIhib, tia. J. H. BRAMHALL, Afl’t. (M-Orders by Mall promptly attend to. Machine* Rural red. sup20deodfcwtf Lawyers. JOSEPH F. POU, Attorney at Law. led Jadge of County Court. PreoiloM la all other Court*. Dale* ov*r * , or« of W. if. Koburto A Co., If road dt. ja'ift ja«» SAMUEL tf. HATCHER. Attorney nt Law. OSe* over Wittich A Kiutel’*. J. M. McNEILL, Attorney and Coaneellor nt Law. Practice* la court* of U*urgl* and Alabomo. in 11 INGRAM A CRAWFORDS, Attorney* nt Law, Will practie* iu tb* State aud federal Court* of i Co.’* north \t ▲. A. DOZIER, Attorney aud Cea Metier nt Ijiw, Practice* ia State end Federal Court* in Georgia jar. Mabk II. Bland*)** Loots F. Gabbard. BLANDFOBD A GARRARD, Attorneys end Connaellore nt Law. Office No. 67 Broad stt**t, over Wittich ft Kin ■el'* Jewelry 8trre. Will practice Id the Stato aud Federal Courts. *cp4 Jas. M. Rubsbll. Cuas J. Swiyy. RUSSBLL A SWIFT, Attorney! and Couneellore at Law. Will practice in the Court* of Georgia (Chattahoocheo Circuit; a..d Alabama. Office over 0. A. Ked J ft Co.’e store, Broad street, Columbus, Ga. jnl_ L. T. DOWNING, Attorney end Solicitor. U. 8. Coa'r and Register In Bankruptcy. Office no*201 over Brooke* Drug Mtore, Oolumbu*, Ga. PEABODY A BRANNON, Attorneys nt Law. Ornci evse J. Btiais ft Ce.’s Syobb, Broad uoyISJ West Sine. R. J. MOSES, Attorney nnd Connect lor nt Lew, Doctor*. STOVES AND TIN WARE. Stoves, Stoves i^NATHAlCRuWN, (Opposite Sun Office) Columbus, Ga., rOULD reepeclfolly i 1 W OULD r. upcuifnlly invite tho attention of hie blend* and cuetoiuer* to Ids exteunivo stock of 8TUYL7S, HOLLOW AND tiTAMl'KD WARK, K0USK-KUHNISI1IN0 GOODS,ft«. Also TIN WARE, at wholesale and retail. Manufai I of TIN, SHEET IKON AN COPPER WORK. Roofing and Guttering one promptly » lie solicit* a Iyo entire Batie Trite as id in tin* h«‘« cull, feeliuji action. >d that he sen Co me . re. f WATCmriC PLACES. W a r m Spring! M ER1YVETU E R CO., GA. • f'll 18 FAYOUITK It K SO IT ia now open Apply JOHN L. MUSTIAX, AKK YOU Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ? ttuhlcr, the Tobacconist, Will romoYO on October 1st, to No. 84, lire Stroct, (noit door to tho New York Store). LOUIS llUIILKR'S, Kaudolpli St., *ep2l tf CUAS. HEY MAN ft CO., Brotul Street, Columbus, Ga., off or n their popular RESTAURANT and saloon Tho boat thut cau bo foutid iu Liquur> Cigut-s, Tobacco, itc. [toyfl ly notice: Cotto From our markot reports it will bo teen that oottou has heou steadily declining Mince the opening of tho season, and the prospect for the present is gloomy to thoso who expected high prices for their cotton. While we think cotton will go still lower, we are nevertheless satisfied that within a month the great oottou centres will awake to the fact that tho cotton crop is much shorter than last year. It is already conoeded by many cotton men that the An Atlanta correspondent of tho Aligns- ta Chronicle writes as follows to that pa per: Governor Smith has recently received n lotter from the Turkish Consul at Now York, making inquiries about tho facili ties aud inducements for settling immi grants iu this State. Ho states that u nviuerous community of Armiuians, who aro suffering religious persecutions from their Turkish conquerors desire to form n colony and locate somewhere in Ameri- oe, where they can pursue their business ami their worship unmolested. The Tur kish Consul says they are Christians, and since the accession of Arminia to tho Tur kish Empire they have suffered from re ligious persecution, and for this reason alone desire to emigrate. He represents them as thrifty and industrious. Tho crop will not bo so large, aud they pro- pvobahle answer to the Consul s inquiries r J ' will bo that wo hnvo no facilities to offer diet better prioes in a short while. Every body planted more corn than last year, aud eousiderably loss cotton. Reports from tho West show that the cottou crop was seriously damaged by tho late drouth, and now the caterpillav is raging through Georgia and Alabama, destroying the top { erop. With these repoite wear, sutisfled \ - Sb « ll , walls bMide tho , 8 r ««“ that farmers who have cotton to soil later immigrants, and no special inducements, unless good government, religious free dom, good climate und fertile soil shall be considered special inducements. Tho Governor has also received a letter from some parties in Brooklyn in regard to in ducements for immigrants. soaroe eighteen summers hath she , yet Flora Lysaght long hath been my will realize fifteou cents per pound. chosen darling. Though other maidens * • he more fair, more gaily dressed, more 0T The exorcises of Miss 8. R. Teas- debouair, uouo are so sweet, beyond com- dal. 1 . School will bo resumed ou Thun. r» r .°! «» ,u y °' vu d ? rlin 8- She hath ft kind day, Oct. 1st. [sep‘2ti Gt* llita Anna Tyler will return* b*r aohool for Girls aid Small Boye en Menday, #*t*b*r Mb. *•!>* aud homely way of saying all she hath to say; sho docth good where’er she may; she is my darling. To cherish her be all my care, aud all my thoughts her task to share ; and this shall bo my daily prayer, “G#d bits* my darling !” New Samples for Fait and Winter 1ST4-X A largo and elegant assortment, em bracing all the latest Novelties for Gents’ Wear. Call aud see them. Orders solicited. Measures taken aud satisfaction guaranteed. Thornton & Acek, AUg'JO tf 7S Broad St. The liar-room Remedy For all ailments is Rum Hitters, sur charged with Fusel Oil, a deadly element, rendered more active by tho pungent as tringents with which it is combined. If your stomach is weak and liver or bowels disordered, strengthen and regulate them with Vinegar Hitters, a purely Vegeta ble Alterative and Aperient, free from alcohol and capable of infusing now vitality into your exhausted system. sop2S 4w Go to T. E. Blanchard's To buy best Ribbons at 15, 20 and 25 per yard. The best Hlack Silks in th market, and the famous “Hauner” brand Alpaca. sep27 tf Jordan’s Joyous Julep cures Neuralgii Horses. It may not bo generally kt u that M G. Elkin has now nt Gammel's stables a number of splendid Kentucky horses, suitable for draught, saddle or carriage purposes. Call by all means and see them at once. sop2ti-lw Then ivy JURVBEBA, the wondnlu! oiiic anil luvigorator, which acts an banetteially n tho socrotlvu orgini* a* to impart vigor to all * no alcoholic nppetie r. wlrch stimulate* uliort time, i nly to lot the sutJorer fall to a depth of misery, but it i* a vegetable tonic » liver ami spleen, reinstate* the Bowel*, quiet* the ■*, uml gives such a healthy tone to the whole >oii muko the invalid feel like a operation I* not violent, but i* :teri7.ed li) great geutUneas ; the pntient ex ecs no sudden change, no tnurked results, ■initially his trouble* “Fold tlioir teuls, like tho Arabs, And silently ie\r and untried discovery, but has id with wonderful remedial results, iced by the highest medical Authori al powerful ton ie an alterative Ask y For se{>t22 4w Iruggist for it. ehy \VM. F. KIDDHH ft Op.. N«w York CARRIAGES. It EMOVAL. I HAVE MOVED MY STOOK OF CARRIAGES, AB* BUGGIES,^ WAOONB To the Gunby Building, 5T. CLAIR ST., NEAR THE FONTAINE AND ALABAMA WAREHOUSES, vliero I will sell any work in my lino cheaper THOS. sopfldoodaw tf K. WYNNE. YARD. WACON ATTENTION ! To Farmers and Those Interested! THE NEW WAGON YARD, -lENTRALLY LOCATED AND CON tho city. corv supplied with Will buy au lull assortment of Provie d sell alt Urn's ot Country Younsfs Kiist Proof Oats. five bushel sucks, at $1.50 per bushel, Treatiso on the Cultivation of Oats will *eeot*< pan/ each order. sep8 dfcw2m W. H. YtVNf. Dissolution. •f J. K. REDD A O i the l*th instant by tho death of Thoso having claims against, end tho** who are indebted to the late firm, will settle with to undersigned, who oan be tound at the old and until October 1st, and after that date at the Hat store of .1. It. Johnston ft. Co. O. E. JOHNSTON, soj>22 dftwti Surviving Partner. Gammel’* Stables. _ Livery by thk mojitii will be eherged 818 per month, and bills must be paid promptly t tn** ond of ouch month, or ooatraot oeeee*. sep26tf DIAMOND NPECTAULEMI ut'i Crystal Pobblut died Diamond brilliancy. Having boon u inanufactuied from “Min- meitod together, aud jhut of tlioir hardness and diamond per cent lei They a o tested with the poleriecope, the have boeu found to udmit fifteen loated raye than any other pobhle, und with vrout scientific accuracy, Inotnatic aberrations, end produce 1 distinctness of vision not before taeles. Munufaciured by the attained 8poncor Optical Manufacturing (Jo., New ’York. For Kale Ly responsible ageute iu every city the and Optician >m whom they mp toyed RAILROADS. Western Railroad of Alabama. r.T.ev":) 54i HOURS TO NEW YORK DR. J. A. (JBGUHART, Office removed te the Drug Store of E. O. Hood fc Brother. Sleeping apartment at former residence, on the corner ot Randolph and McIntosh street*, opposite the residence of Mr. Wtn. Beach, sepft DR. COUET.) Residence and Office corner of St. Clair and Ogle thorpe ate. Office hours—7 to 9 A. M., 12 to 2 i »R. I. B. LAW. Office coruer Brood and Kaodolph streets, Dorms' building. Residence on Forsyth, three doors below St. Clair. Dentists. W. F. T1GNKK, Uentlet, Opposite Strupper’s building. Randolph St. Special attention given to the iueertiou ol ai ficial Teeth, as well as to Operative Dentistry. feb22 dew T. W. HENTZ, Dentlet. Over Joseph ft Brother’s store. W. T. POOL Dentist, nov23] Ml Broad St., Columbus, Ue Hotels. FLANTERS* HOTEL, Next to Columbus Dank Itulldiuj Builders and Architects. J. U, I'll A 1.311.RN, 1Ioum« 4 ur pen ter and llullder. Jobbing done at short no ic«. IlSudlSS 1 KlH>Ci ‘ , ‘ n “ i '"' 3 “ nni8 * ,od ,or Wl1 •Ills* UtoHd Street, next to G. W . Dro»n*«, J'I uh, Livery and Sale Stables. BOREUT THOMPSON, Livery, Sale aiml Exchange Stable^ A. UA9IMEL, Livery and Sale Stables, Oglethorpe St , Columbus, Ga. »u given to Feeding and 8*|. boarded iu stables by t), e Restaurants. HAIIKIS CUl'SiTY SIESTA HA XT, No. 32 Hrotul Street. I D.immie Li.iun < at a-1 hours. J. DI.AKKLY, I'r Fresh Meats. J. XV. PATRICK, Stalls No. H aud 18, Market House. Fresh Meats ot every kind and best <iunlitv jal 1 always on hand. J. f. COOK, Frenli Beats of All Kinds, ; Stalls Nos. 1ft uml Cun and Locksmiths. PHILIP F.1F1.FK, nd Lockawith, Craw turd stieo JolniiM.n's t’onu*:-. nmbus «h Grocers. DAN'L U. UIZK, uniiy Groceries, on Bryn , oglethurp’ ft Jackin »t Dealer in Fi ftp* No nil J. il. 11 AM E I.'A'ON, M liolusiiie aud Retail Grwe Junction of Franklin, Warren ft Oglethur; Tailors. Q. A. KCHUNK, uliuiit Tailor uml Cutter. of Flench ami Knglihb DioaJcJolli*, Dru Mists. JOHN L JORDAN, Dragglit, Two doors below Geo. W. Browu'e, Broad Street, Columbus, <ia. * Wight Bell rltht of south door.N-ft Cotton Factories. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO., MsBafactnrers of SliMtlBga, ShlrtlDfe, and Sewing ami Knitting Thread. Cards Wool and Grinds Wheat and Corn- Office iu rear of Wlttieh ft Kineel’e, Uaudolph at. jul8 R. 11. CHILTON, President. MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of BURSTINGS, SHIRTINGS, TARN, ROPB, ftc. COLUMBUS, GA. G. P. SWIFT, President. W, A. 8W1FT, SecreUry ft Trvewurer. octHI ly. Watchmakers. C. 8CHOMBUKG, Praetlaol Wmtohmaker and Jeweler, Seoceeeor to L. Outoweky, jail C. H. LRtfUfN, Watekmaker, 134 Broad street, Oolambas, Ga. Watches and Olooke repaired ia the best t r and warranted. Tobacco, Clears, 6tc. ■AIER DORN. If you want to enjoy a go id smoke, go i< Cigar Mauufactery, Between Georgia Home and Musrogeo Horn ja8 C. LOPEZ, Dealer la and Manufacturer of Flue Cigar*, Ja9 Wear Broad Street Depot. Barber Shops. LOUIS WELLS' SHAVINO SALOON (Successor to U. Ilenes,) Under Georgia Home Inenranee Building. Prompt and polite barbers in attendance. J *•-<'» HENRY SKLI.MAN. Cutting, Cleaning uml Keiiuiring io ill llie bo**t Kt) Ie. Boot and Shoemakers | WM. MEYER, Hoot aud Shoewakur. i* iu Leather and Findings. N» nd strict attoutii.ii giveu Tin anci Coppersmiths. WM. FEE, Worker iu Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper. Orders from abroad promptly bUeuded to. J.i7 No. 171. Broad Sawt. Painters. WM. snow, «in„ it co., IIouho ami Sign Painters, Old Oglethorpe corner, (just uo>th of pontofflce ColumbiiH, Georgia Will contract for Uousu >ui.l r'lgu Painting u Bel > W ii LAWYERS. FERN M. WOOD, Attornt;)' at ii jiiw, Opelika, Alabama, W IDI. PRACTICE IN T11E COUNT1E! ot Leo, Ohainberu, Tiilhipo sell, the Supremo Court of Ala the United State goinery. W. F. WILL!.VMS. and in District Comt ai Mont* aej»15 il&wtjanl Cuas. 11. Williams. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law, CO LI’ II St US, G.1. to* Office over Abell’s store. Jyl7 3m W. A. Farley, Attorjicy-ftt-Xiaw UUSSETA. Ohattaho<*cubb Co., Oa. •SPSpeciftl attentiou given to onertiovin. EINES DOZIER, Attorney at l.ntv, w PUSHED. ** HAMILTON, GA., act ice in tlio Chnttaliuuehre Circuit y where else. All kind of collcctloui ED. TERRY, Barber, Crawford 8t., ender Rankin lions#, Columbus, duel« Dress-Making. WESTERN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA, CoLLUiiUH, Ga,, £cpt. 13th, 1874. TRAINS LIJAVK COLUMBUS DAILY For Montgomery and Seluia, 2.00 a. « tg’y, * Arrive at Selma," - - 12.04 t FOR ATLANTA AND NKW YORK At 10:30 a. ui. Arrive Opelika at 12:20 p. s Atlant 5:42 p. A largo lot of Bleached ntnl Hr Pomestioe, bonght since tho decline, roeetved ami far sale cheap, at Blanchard ’roduco. l’rlVMio Hoarding IIoujo adiaccnt to^the ard will be oi cued on tho first day of October veuienco of those visltiug the city with their families, whore lodging can be had ! with or without meals. Hi ekstn th and Wood Shop on the yard, pre- . - o y« il.) all kinds ot wagou and uuggy with stocks l\>r shoeing young mules Address Ia a good indication of culture, DAN’LR. BIZE, aepl3 deodltnftwlamSt Pro^rletor^ but a must apeak bofore you know they | Kill th© COttOH - % WOI*Vn9 ! have it. Dress speaks for itself, and very WITH largely invli.»tes the lady or gentleman. ROY ALL’S COMPOUND, This fact was appreciated by Mr. Lau- , . • , dauov wheu ho laid in his stock of elegant PffriS Gr60Il ftUCx ArifiUlC* Dry Goods aud Clothing. Call and nature F0R SALK BT yourself that he can gratify the most faa- C. HOOD BRO tidioue taste. sepST tf | augi tf By Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line. Leave Atlanta «:U0 p. m., CHARLOTTE 8:35 «. ui.. HaiiviIIu 3:27 p. in. Arrive at Washington 4:30 a. m., at Ba!timore 6:30 a. m., at Philadelphia 1:30 p. M., at NKW YORK 5:13 p. ra. Sleeping Cars run from Atlanta to Charlotte. By Kennesaw Route. Leave Atlanta 0:00 p. m., Dalton 10:29 p Bristol 10:45 a. ui., Lynchburg 10.45 p, at Washington 6:45 ‘ ’* *“ at Philadalpbin 1:1 t Baltimoro 9:15 n i froi NEW YORK 5:15 Atlanta to I.jnchburg. Hoeping TRAINS ARRIVE AT COLUMBUS DAILY From Atlanta und New York, From Montgomery and Selma • 2:23 t. M Tickets for sale at Union Passenger Depot. CIIAS. 1’. BALL, Uoneral Sr.p’t. R. A. BACON, Agent. [seplS tf For Sale Low. 8C!IOLAH91IIP IN T1IE MBDICAL C0L- AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Uovti tf APPLY AY CUIS uMMlOA. 4: HIM n. A. UOLUIlMWonU, Dr,«-M«klne, Oattio, «,J Hill nr. T.rm. ohi*li Kuldain aud .hop in BrownoTilU. rA.TI.KM AN. Feed Store. JOHN riTJBGlBBOMS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hay, Oats, Bacon, Ac., Oglethorpe St., opposite jnl Temperance Mall. Confectioners. I. G. STRUPrER, Candy Manufacturer AND DIALS* IK AU kinds of Confectionery and Fruits, Stick Candy IS cents. Boots and Shoes. WELLS A CURTIS, No. 73 Brood Street, lleve always a fall steek cf Boots and Shoes, Upper. Sole and Har ness Leather and Findings of ell kinds. Reliable goods! Reasonable prices! Plano Tunln*, lie. w. BLAU. Repairer and Tamer I.. If. CHAPPXU* H. CASTLEMAN & CO., General Insurance Agents. REPRESENTING THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE And othor Strong Fire and Life Companies OFFICE OVER PREER, 1LLOES ft 0l» STORE, 119 BROAD ST. HOTELS. THE SCREVEN HOUSE, Savannah, Ca. WILL !„• kept <ipu!l till 8TYLK. The p« nali is solicitud, vy effort will be STRICTLY FIRST CLASS ie patronage of thnau \i»ltiiiK • i tlmt c do to insure their comfort, iil be found at all MiH v! may 27—dftwltn Rankirs li. 13H.IDLEY & SON, l'ruprlet, House, Columbus, Oa. ,T. W. 11YAN, Prop’ 1 Frank Golden, Clerk. Ruby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Under tbic Rankin House. tuyU J.»lf a. W. KVAJi, Vrop’' 1